Dominic Caguioa leads the ITI team in the design and delivery of professional learning and instructional programs around the expansion of computer science, advancement of digital citizenship, and implementation of the ISTE Standards to serve all L.A. Unified leaders and educators. He coordinates system-wide edtech programs by localizing supports to school leadership teams, teacher leaders, coaches’ cohorts, and edtech pilot schools across L.A. Unified known as Practitioner Schools. Dominic’s work to expand computer science extends beyond L.A. Unified. He has been providing computer science fundamentals workshops in California through the global non-profit Code.org, bringing the core concepts of computer science to elementary schools and increasing participation of underrepresented students in this field of study. He also prepares Code.org’s cadre of professional learning facilitators and regional partners across the US by providing a "train the trainer" approach so they can lead equity-minded computer science workshops nationwide. Dominic's teaching background is in Special Education and he was a National Board Certified Teacher in this area. He recently received the Technology Coordinator of the Year Award from the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Technology Coordinators Network and was an ISTE Conference Featured Voice. In his spare time, Dominic is setting up a social and learning enterprise in his home country, the Philippines, to provide youth and adults opportunities for upskilling and reskilling through edtech.